"change of appearance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a transformation in someone's physical looks, or in something else that has changed in its appearance. For example: "The old brick house has gone through a remarkable change of appearance since it was renovated."
The neural cost function's context-sensitive treatment of appearance, change of appearance and trajectory yield better tracking than a simple, explicitly designed cost function.
At Days 30, 90, 180, and 270 subjects were asked how they would judge their change of appearance after treatment using a 5-point scale [very much improved (1), much improved (2), slightly improved (3), no change (4), or worsened (5)].
Do not react negatively to a child's change of appearance.
Report a change of appearance in existing moles to your physician.
Most long-running TV programmes undergo huge changes of appearance and tone because of shifts in technology and the subject they cover: the 51-year-old Match of the Day has changed channel, structure and approach over the years.
Mr. Jackson, whose changes of appearance and at times erratic behavior have fascinated and repelled the public in the later stages of his career, has been trailed by unproven accusations of inappropriate behavior with children for years.
by Oliver Luft With more regular changes of appearance than Dr Who, the Sun Online homepage has today again fallen out of its tardis and presented its new face to the world.
The main difficulty of tracking is to trace target trajectories and adapt to changes of appearance, pose, orientation, scale, and shape.
For the later, precise prediction of jaw position and thus lower teeth and tongue position should be performed in order to capture changes of appearance due to speech articulation.
The change laws of appearance, mass, compressive strength and elastic module at ambient temperature and after undergoing different high temperatures (200 °C, 400 °C and 600 °C) were presented.
Therefore, at this temperature, buffer is able to cause the change of physical appearance on the film.
